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Title: Discrimination and Harassment in the Workplace


1
Discrimination and Harassment in the Workplace
  • Ms. Espinal
  • January 2, 2010

2
Discrimination
  • Unequal treatment based on factors, such as race,
    religion, nationality, gender, age, or physical
    appearance.

3
Question
  • Is the fact that all Hooters servers are women
    discriminatory?
  • Think of three reasons for why this may be
    discriminatory.
  • Think of three reasons why this may not be
    discriminatory.

4
Laws to prevent discrimination
  • Civil Rights Act
  • 1964
  • Bans employment discrimination based on race,
    color, religion, or gender
  • Age Discrimination Act
  • 1967
  • Bans employment discrimination against those
    older than 40 in hiring, promotion, and firing
    employees

5
Laws to prevent discrimination
  • Americans with Disabilities Act
  • 1990
  • Protects the rights of those with disabilities
    (blind, visually impaired, hearing impaired,
    mental illness, etc.)
  • Estimated of people with disability 27million

6
BFOQ
  • Bona Fide Occupational Quality
  • Only allowed to hire people with certain
    qualities if they are needed for the job
  • Models or actors need to look certain way or be
    certain age or gender
  • Hooters Girls

7
Sexual Harassment
  • Unwelcomed behavior of a sexual nature
  • Jokes, gestures, unwanted touching
  • Male workers female boss told him he could keep
    his job if he started to date her
  • Female employees were rated by male employees as
    women walked by male desks

8
Suggestions
  • Tell the person to stop!! Be clear and direct.
  • Document what happened. Include pertinent
    details. Include names of witnesses.
  • Inform human resources.
  • Contact EEOC if not resolved.
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